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CHICAGO—The vacancy rate hit a 14-year low, tenants absorbed about 14 million square feet and developers were more active than they have been since 2008.
PHOENIX— The Southwest Valley industrial market had increased activity for 2015 with six large transactions totaling almost 2 million square feet to surpass the annual net absorption average of 2.8 million square feet.
SAN FRANCISCO—The perfect storm in 2015 combined low vacancy, high absorption and pre-leased projects, with the tech surge expected to continue this year.
MIAMI—Flagler Dadeland is right across the street from one of the top grossing malls in the United States and plenty of multifamily. Get all the details.
WASHINGTON, DC—Despite a drop in all four of NMHC's market conditions indexes, the association's Mark Obrinsky says that longer term, "all signs point to continued strong demand for apartment residences."
ALBANY—Construction, business and New York State political leaders expressed their support of the Governor's ambitious, multi-year investment initiative to repair, replace and modernize the state's infrastructure.
SAN DIEGO—From high housing debt to global uncertainty, there are many issues that could deter CRE, Pathfinder's Mitch Siegler tells GlobeSt.com <b>EXCLUSIVELY</b> in part 1 of a two-part story prior to IMN Forum in Laguna Beach next week.